ping wrong IP (win server 2003 win application)

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Hi friends
I have a web application on my server,the server IP is: 90.0.2.11
the application uses in a LAN,and actually I have two domains.
my problem is that sometimes,when clients from the other domain wants to use the application they can't.I try to ping 90.0.2.11,but it replies 90.0.2.205,90.0.2.202,...I checked these IPs and find out that they are my print server IPs ! after several minutes OR if I connect the server over the internet the probelm solved.The other domains IP range is 90.0.0.?

Posted 25-Nov-11 22:27pm

Neema Derakhshan

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2011-11-26T00:54:00

Solution 1

It sounds like you need to add some routes between systems on your lan. See here[^] for some suggestions on fixing your routing tables.

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Do you not have a Network Administrator to resolve this for you?
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Posted 26-Nov-11 0:54am

Richard MacCutchan

Updated 26-Nov-11 0:56am

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Neema Derakhshan · Answer 2 · 2011-11-26T01:11:00

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tnx sir,I will try suggestions..
well,Im myself the Administrator :)

Posted 26-Nov-11 1:11am

Neema Derakhshan

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Richard MacCutchan 26-Nov-11 8:56am

You are the Administrator? I would suggest you try and get hold of a good book on Network management.

Neema Derakhshan 27-Nov-11 1:19am

I allready have many good books,and try all suggestions over the net but still I cant solve it !
I have routers in my LAN and did add route commandly but ...
by the way Im a begginer

Richard MacCutchan 27-Nov-11 3:22am

Well, there's not much more I can suggest. I guess you need to get an outside consultant to come and do a full audit of your network.

Neema Derakhshan 30-Nov-11 0:57am

Richard Tnx for responce :)

Neema Derakhshan · Answer 3 · 2011-12-06T22:27:00

I changed all my print server IPs,butt yet clients ping new print server IPs,so I changed print servers and this problem solved,butt still sometimes clients couldnt ping the server and this time they get "request timed out."
after several hours struggling,finally I found that my anti virus on one of my domains periodly block some of IPs from other domain !